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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
Correction.

ED1roE aAzETrF:-Ta the notices by your
contemporarie c'rton to be held on
the sd inst, b., the eS,ce.-ed and venerable
Mrs. Dominis, in commemoratiou of TIE semi
centennial of her arrival at the Islands, in
the bark Jones, notice some errors which it
may be worth willie to correct.
1t is stated that since that time she has not
left the islands. On the Sd day of December,
1S41, she embarked on the ship VIM. Gray,
Capt. Stickney, for Boston. On the 18th, if
teen days out, at 2 o'clock a. M, it being q
bright starlight night, the ship barely es-
capped being wrecked upon Pennryhn Island.
She arrived at her destination April %, 1912.
Mrs. Dominis returned to Honolulu in the
bark Behring, Capt. B. T. Snow, sailing from
Boston Nov. I'd, 1912, and arriving at Homo
lulu March 18th, 1913.
Capt. Dominis finally left the Islands in
the brig Henry Nelson, on the 9th day of
August, 1916, instead of 1913, as per Polyie-
sian of Aug s. 1916.
The writer was a fellow passenger with
Mrs. Dominis and her son by both the Gray
and Behring-I also infer from the notices |
have read, that the recent mission semi-cen-
tennial held here, is supposed by some to
have been of the establishment of this mis-
sion, which is mistake. 1t was commem-
Grafton of the fftieH anniversary of the ar
rival of the Serelith and largest reinforcement
of the mission. The pioneer missionaries of
A. B. G. f. NJ. arrived here in March, 1920,
Sirty-sereR years ago. s. n. CASTLE.
April 25, 1887.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
LEASES:

board of Education to F. II. Enders, 36-1O0
Acre, site of IarO Factory in Wailuku, term 10
years from Nov. /, 1879, at SIS, rent per annum /:
with privilege Of removing all Improvements.
2-J Kauna to Ahunua, 1 29-1OO Acres in Kalua,
Wailuku; term - years from July /, ass2. rent
S15 year.
3-S. Kaaloa to Alden f. 81 T. Co.. Is of an
Acre in Waiehu, with buildings: term years
from July 81, 1883; rent $40 year.
4-Kaliula to Alden F. IL T. Co., 8 $500 Acres
in OwaO, Waiehu; term 10 years from April -,
1888; rent $50 25-10Oa year.
5-Kealaloma W. to A. Barnes. ~ Acres in
Waiehu, term 5 years with privilege Of more
from August 1, 1889.
6-KelIinoi to A. A.. Courteney. 81 Acres in
Waiehu; term 10 years from Jan. 6, 1854; rent
S15 per acre per annum, with privilege of remoy-
ing all Improvements.
II. LAM and others to A. A. Courteney, 4
Acres in Waiehu, term 10 years from March l.,
1888, rent Sl5 per acre per annum, with privilege
of removing Improvements.
Sd LAM to A. Barnes, pieces; 4s-lOO Acres
and s3-lOO Acre in Waiehu: term 10 years from
October ID, 1885, rent SO year.
.9-Makakoa to A. Barnes, 3 500 Acres in Wat
ehu: term 10 years from November 5, 1888: rent
$50 year.
lO-opunui to A. Barnes, 15-1OO Acres in Wal
ehu; term years with privilege of more from
May l, 1883; rent S47 year.
11-Kepoikai to Alden f. " Il. Co. 3H Acres in
Walehu; term lOyears from May1. 1881; rent $50
year.
l2-Antone BoIba to Alden f. 6 T. Co.. Acres
IN Puahala, Wailuku: term of years from June
], 1856, rent 800 year reservng house and taro
patches occupied by F. Tilton.
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The Hawaiian Navy.

On Wednesday evening, at half-past
O'Clock, His Excellency W. NJ. Gibson, Secre-
tary of War and the Navy, presented to His
Majesty the King, Joseph s. Webb, Esq,
Paymaster of the Navy, and the following
officers of H. H. Ms S. Kaimiloa: Com
mander, G. Z. Grisley Jackson; Chief En-
gIneer, II. L. Thiron; Sub-Lieutenants,
David Macdonald and Samuel |. Maikai
Acting Sub-Lieutenant, James Kaluahine
Frank Jerome Waiau, Lieutenant of Ma
rines; Midshipmen, Edward S. Boyd, David
Koii Unauna. G. p. Kanaina and Mathie
Barros Rose.
His Majesty then called the officers up one
by one, ana presented them with their COM
missions and appointments, and afterwards
congratulated the Secretary of War and
Navy on the fine appearance of the officers
of the ship, and hoped they would give a
good account of themselves.
His Excellency Mr.. Gibson said he felt
pleased and proud at the appearance of the
officers, and he had no doubt they would
prove loyal servants of His Majesty.
The officers all appeared in their new
uniforms.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
PASSENGERS.



From Homakua. per Moiwohine, April 49,
Lidgate, Mrs Wilson.
From san francisco, per W g Irwin. April IL
NrS II + Chandler. Mrs L P Howard. ] NJ Burke,
" Abrams, T RoHmage, Wright, Mrs Il
Y Cess, W Fennen.
From Maui and Hawaii, per W G Hall, April
I'D Foster, L y Greenwich, W II Cummings,
Misses Maria and Molhe Lane c Cockett G. Nc
Donegal, q Gray, Rev 5 II Davis, Mrs Halstead,
Master Armstrong, Mrs Sheldon, and As deck.
From Waianae, per Haimanalo, April 2O-NIrs
L Kahlbaum and children, L Liouarons, s An
drews, Mrs R Lindsay, and 60 deck.
From Kauai, per Waialeale, April 22-Wm Il
Rice. wife and family. Miss Adela Widdefeld,
Miss Blanche Cornwell. Misses Nellie aud May
Waterhcuse, Miss Aattie Needham. and deck.
From Waianae per Waianae. April oh Eng
lish and wife, Miss E English, John Cassidy,
Mr. lie Rue, and y deck.
From Hamakua, per Kilauea Hou, April %
Mrs II Bell
From Kauai, per Mikahala, April 24-Geo Tit
comb and wife, Miss MOlteno, Conradt, j w
Alapai and wife, c II Willis, Mrs Apana and
child, Sieman, 4 Hoffguard, Chinese and
10 deck.
From Maui. per Llkelike, April 24-Mrs S
Hanks and child, Miss Alice Waite, Jno Col
burn, D Eldridge, j McColgan, Miss ] McCol-
gan, Mrs Lowell, Mrs Lyle and son, Maj W H
Cornwell and daughter W McGuern, NJ Cobb, W
Wright and son, NJ Camptin, and 20 deck.
From Hawaii and Maui, per Kiuau, April "a
Hon 6 Wilder { \ Arnold, Chun Lung, Capt
W Wilfong, W Terrill, Keiohuli, Levi Kiko,
j Mcguire. Geo Ross, Cunningham Mrs II NJ
Stillman and Boy. Rev c Luhiau, YalaU. All
Chan, Fen Kui. 2 n Makee, and 70 deck
DEPARTURES.
For Maui and Hawaii per Kinsu, April 1S-For
the Volcano-G + Rodwell, Z Borden, E p
Borden. For way ports-Hon W Kalua and
wife Mrs Pinaopoi, c Makee and wife, W Ter
rill. j Conell. 2 II W Ross, c Z Ewart anu son,
Mrs y y Kekoa and . servants, and 80 deck.
For Maui, per Likclike, April IS-NIrs A Barber
and children, Miss Copp, Mrs Copp and
child. Miss r McShanc Mrs P Jones. Mrs P "
Rooney and children, d Marlin, Mrs Thomas
Campbell, Brother Fradcis, II Morrison, Miss A
Hughes, Maj Cornwell, and 30 deck.
For Kauai, per. Mlkahala, April 19-Col z S
Spalding, Sheriff Wilcox, Miss R W Web
Der. Norman Logan. Mrs II Isenberg. Miss 4 NJ
Paris. NJ G Correa, Geo L Edwards, and 30 deck.
For San Francisco per Caibarien, April COP
Brogan, and in steerage.
For San Francisco, per " H Dimond, April 20
"A Mcconnell.
For Maui and Hawaii, per W G Hall, April %
A JohnstOne. Rev W II Barnes and bride, Rev S
II Davis, G Timoteo, c Brito, G McDougal. j F
Colburn, II Greenwich Sing Chong. For the
Nolcano-C Cchn, c Bethem.
For Waimanalo, per A Cummings, April 22-
His Majesty the King.
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The Latest.

The bark Lady Lampson arrived last night
with European dates to the 9th.
A Vienna dispatch states that another I'M
successful attempt on the life of the Gear of
Russia had been made. The above dispatch
is confirmed by others. The Gar is melting
out severe punishment on all Nihilists con-
nected with the recent attempt on his life.
A large meeting of anti-coercionists was to
be held in Hyde Park, April 18th.
The Russian Finance Minister has issued a
law requiring Russians who travel abroad to
pay thirty roubles in gold to the end of the
wear, and additional rates for a longer term.
The harsh measures of the Gar Nicholas are
to be revived.
The Gar refuses to outline his future pol
icy.
The report of the assassination of the Gov
ernor of Maruf, in Kilat, Afghanistan while
going to assist the Candahar troops, is an
nounced. The Governors force is reported
as all massacred.
Unfounded reports of the death of the
Ameer of Afghanistan are in circulation at
Peshawur. and that Kilot has fallen and
Candahar is in danger.
The loss of the bark l. w. Seaver is re-
ported from Puget Sound.
Earthquakes are frequent in Vermont.
The drouth still continues in Texas. Wide
spread ruin and misery prevail.
A meeting of Socialists in Hyde Park Lon
don. on the 9th, ended in collision with
the police.
There are no new developments III the
European war news.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
The Water Front.

The local steamers and sailing vessels still
continue TO bring large quantities of sugar
from the plantations. many of them report
ing heavy weather at the landings, making
it difficult to handle cargo.
The harbor at present has no disengaged
tonnage for sugar. The latest vessel TO ar
rive from the coast is the British iron bark
Iron Crag, which, as soon as she discharges
her inward freight will receive quick dis
patch for San Francisco.
The arrivals from foreign ports for the
week were: 18th, Am. brig w. q. Irwin, from
San Francisco, with general merchandise;
2Ist, Am. VIII. bark Ohio, from New Bed
ford, with go bbls. sperm oil, which was
transhipped here into the Katie Flickinger,
the Ohio will proceed north to the Arctic:
23d, Br. bark Iron Crag, from San Francisco,
with 81, 1000 brick.
The departures were: 10Th, bktnes j. A.
Falkinburg and Caibarien, with full cargoes
of sugar, etc., for San Francisco; 21st, II. b.
VI. s 5. Caroline, for Esquimalt, B. c., 21st,
Haw. brig Allie Rowe, for Hongkong, with
Chinese passengers and small freight; 2lst,
Am. bktnes w. H. Dimond and Katie Flick
niger, for San Francisco; 23d, tern Geo. G..
Perkins, also for San Francisco, with full
cargo of sugar. The bktue Discovery viii
probably sail to-day for the same port with
large cargo including 1000 punches
bananas. The brig w. q. Irwin will prob
ably sail about Thursday.
The French bark Julie, now discharging
coal, Will soon commence loading sugar, and
sail early next week.
The schooner Rosario is reported as ar
rived at Kahului on the 21st, and the bark
Will Case on the 18th, both with full cargoes
of general merchandise.
The Inter-lsland S. S. Co.'s schooner NJ.
z. Foster was on the railway last week, re-
ceiving a thorough overhauling.
The Hawaiian warship Kaimiloa is still at
the Pacific Mail Wharf in charge of the car
penters and ringers. She will probably sail
In about ten days for Kailua.
Captain Bates of the W. g. Hall reports
bad weather at Punaluu on his last trip pre-
venting him from loading.
The Kalakaua is still in the stream.
Repairs have been commenced on the Mis-
sionary barkentine Morning Star. Some of
her stern timbers are badly affected with dry
rot. The Star is almost a new vessel and
should not show signs of decay so soon.
Whoever superintended her construction
ought to be sailed for failing to see that she
was properly sailed when building. Messrs.
Dover d Purdy are repairing her.
The bark Hope and barkentine Amelia may
be expected here soon from the Sound with
lumber.
The bark Julia Foard has arrived at Hilo,
and, after discharging, will load sugar for
San Francisco. The Brig Hazard is now
loading sugar to sail about May LIST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
Dance at Iolani Palace

On Wednesday evening His Majesty gave
complimentary dance In honor of Captain
Sir w. Wiseman and officers of H. b. M
ship Caroline. The Palace was tastefullv
decorated for the occasion, the grounds being
brilliantly Illuminated by tue electric light.
The guests were received by His Excellency
A. Rosa, His Majesty's Vios Chamberlain,
assisted by Majors j. d. Holt and FL. F. Ber-
lehman and conducted to the dressing-rooms.
The King received the guests in the Throne
room. The Diplomatic and Consular Corps
were we'll represented. Privy Counselors
and Legislators were present, as were also
the Chaplain and officers of II. b. M.'s shin
Caroline and the Commander and officers OF
81. II. N. s kaimiloa and a number of Homo
lulu's residents. The costumes of the ladies
were fully up to the mark. The Costumes of
the naval gentlemen appeared to advantage,
particularly the Kaimiloa's officers whose
new uniforms, fresh from the tailor shop,
looked gay and added fully 80 per cent. to
their general appearance. The Band, under
the direction of Herr Berger, was stationed
on the veranda and discoursed sweet music
to which the dancers tripped the Z" light fam
tastic tOe." The programme of dances en-
braced twelve numbers. During the evening
refreshments were served and at II O'Clock
the guests sat down to a sumptuous supper in
the spacious dininghal The King proposed
the health of Sir w. Wiseman and officers of
H. B. N. IS ship Caroline, to which Sir William
responded and then proposed "The Ladies,
God Bless Them,n which was responded to
by His Excellency A. Rosa. Dancing was
again resumed and kept up until O'Clock,
all departing after having enjoyed pleasant
evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
COM Err CIAL.
H0N0LELT- 4PPTL = Is.

ffDA VI L 4 q. -1X1ALLl -, lcSt.
There is nothing noticeable in the way of
improvement IN business-the retailers still
complaining of dullness. The jobbers are
doing fine trade in the way of supplies to
the other Islands.
On Thursday last the sale of cloths i'm
ported by Mr.. J.. B. Kerr, was continued by
Messrs. /. p. Adams * Co., and the bidding
was in every way satisfactory to the importer,
and the purchasers were we'll pleased with
their bargains.
Mr.. Lewis j. Levey also had continue
ton sale of cloths on the same day, which
was well attended and the results satisfactory
to the importers. Mr.. Levy also had sale
OF fine saddle horses, belonging to the estate
of !. c. Akana for $40, and two horses be-
longing to other parties for S1l1.
On Thursday Mr.. J. A. Hassinger, Chief
Clerk of the Interior Department, sold IN
front of Aliiolani Hale the following lease
hold and freehold property. The bidding
was spirited. and some of the property was
knocked down for its full value:
Lease Of two pieces of land at Mokuleia,
Waialua. containing 427 acres OF mountain
grazing land, ten years, upset price $50 per
annum, semi-annually In advaGce-Gaspar
Silva, $50.
Lease of lot. one-quarter acre, adjoining
Court House al kaneohe, . years, upset price
as aboYe-sOid for S5O.
Lease of Esplanade lot No. II, 5OxI0O feet,
on Fort and Halekauila streets, opposite II.
Hackfeld q Co.'S, ten years, upset price S240
per annum, semi-annually in ADVANCE. Nc
Lean, $3.50.
Land at Kemoo, Waialua, 5214 acres, upset
price S130-His Majesty, $40.
Land at Kamanaiki, Kalihi, $50 acres, graz
ing, banana, woodland, etc., upset price 5000
His Majesty, 5000.
Land at Kaloaloa, 43 $500 acres, suited in
part TO cultivation, situated in central part of
Kalihi valley, upset price $500-Antone Rosa.
$500.
Land at Pohakaa, 81 $500 acres, suited in
part to cultivation. situated in central part of
Kalihi valley, upset price 5000. Rosa, 500
Land at Koloalu, Kalihi. 10 acres, well
suited to banana cultivation, ETC., upset price
Sl5-His Majesty, S95.
Land at Hakaio, 2914 acres of kula, hill
side, adjoining the Morris premises, Kallhi,
on makai side, upset price Sl5-His Majesty,
$3.50.
Strip of land between Mokauea and Hawai-
holo, 8 37-100 acres kula, upset price S50-His
Majesty, $3.50.
Land in upper part of kalihi valley, lying
between Huea and Pohakuawaawa "A. Rosa S
land), upset price S15-A. Rosa, $500.
There were several other pieces of land to
be offered, but owing to an Injunction served
on the Minister of the Interior they were
withdrawn for the present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
Annual Meeting of the Y. M. C. A.

On Thursday evening the annual meeting
of the Y. M. G. A. was held at its hall.
statement, by the treasurer, showed, after
deducting disbursements. a balance of $2O.35
Chief Justice Judd made brief address
showing the workings of the Association and
the results, concluding by stating it had been
account of his recent journey east and notes
of interest by the way. Mr.. Southwick, who
has recently left these shores to reside in
California, would act as the delegate at the
YIN. G. A. Convention to be held in San
Francisco, The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows: President,
F. j. Lowrey; Vice President, L. r. Walker;
Secretary, r. w. Podmore; Treasurer, Z. O.
White; Directors, w. o. Smith and T. G.
Thrum.
The meeting then adjourned until the 2Sth
inst. when the reports of retiring officers will
be read. The public are invited to be present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

TUESDAY, April 19.
Bgtne W 6 Irwin, McCulloch from San Fran
Stmr w g Hall, Bates, from Hawaii and Maui
Stmr Lehua. Clarke, from Hamallua, Hawaii
Stmr Eva, Hughes, from Eva
Schr Ke Au Hou, from Molokai
Schr MOiwahine, Staples, from koholalele
Schr Wsilele, from kaua
Schr Mokuola, from Eva
WEDNESDAY, April 20.
VIII blk Ohio, Percy. sron New Bedford
Stmr Waimanalo, u ~. wood, from Waianae
THURSDAY, April 81.
Stmr JAS Makee, Campbell, from Kauai
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, from Molokai
Stmr A Cummins. Nelson, frcm Wamanalo
Schr Liholiho, from Lahaina
FRIDAY, April %.
Stmr Iwaiani, Freeman, from Hawaii
Stmr Surprise, Weisbath, from Paia
Stmr Waialeale. Weir, from Kauai
SATURDAY. April %.
Blk Iron Crag, Jones, from San: Francisco
Stmr Waimanalo, Underwood. from Waianae
Stmr kilauea Hou, Cameron. from Hawaii
Schr Mokuola, from Eva
Stmr Kinau. Lorenzen, from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Likelike, Davis, from Maui
Stmr Mikahala, Hall. from Kauai
Stmr Jas Makee, Campbell, from Kauai
Stmr Eva, hughes, from Eva
Schr Haleakaa, from Pepeekeo
Schr Luka, from Hamakua
Schr Kaukeaouli, from Kohaia
Schr Mary. from Hamakna
Sehr Rob Roy, from kooau
Schr Leahi. nom kOolaH
Schr Mile Morris, from kOolau
Schr WaiehU from Wsianae
MONDAY. April p.
Blk Lady LampsOn, Marston, from San Fran
Stmr Lehua, Clarke, from Hawaii
Schr Moiwahine, staples, from Hawaii
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Machinery, Tools, Apparatus, Etc

Large Wagon,
Mules,
il Sows
Engine and Roller,
Stevens Roller Mill and Elevators.
Large Cleaning Drum,
Taro Slicer,
Poi Mixer.
Stack Trays for cooking poi
Cooking Box for pig food,
Alden EYsporators and 102 Trays for same.
Circular Saw Stand complete and Circular
Saws.
Fruit Press,
Carpenters Tool Chest with Tools.
sundry Piping. Hoes, ShOyels, Picks. Com
talners: Platform and Counter Scales, Hose.
Wheel Barrows.
This sale offers an unusual opportunity of in
vestment. The machinery for manufacturinr
Taro Flour and drying fruit is in good runninS .
order and the lands in possession of the companv
are covered with crops Of tarO, great part OF
which Is nearly ripe and in a condition TO be
manufactured at once.
sZ-Eor further information apply TO the TINS.
at Wailuku, Maui. 'S'''
7. W. EVERETT.
AUCTIoNEER.
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a Handsome Banner.

Mr.. James Dodd who was present at the
reunion of the Knights Templars at St.
Louis made collection of the badges which
he has had arranged as banner and hand
somely embroided by Miss Tuck. Three of
them are historical-one was the property
of General Beauregard. another of General
Early and third of General Logan. The
screen exhibited in Mr.. Hewitt's window on
Merchant street and has attracted considera-
HE attantinn
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Sailed.

TUESDAY, April 10.
Stmr Nikahala. Hall, for Kauai
Stmr r Bishop, Clancy for Kauai
Schr Waiehu, for Koolan
Schr Mile Morris; for Eva
WEDNESDAY, April 20.
Bktne A Falkenb berg, Klinge, for SAN Fran
Blk Caibarien, Perkins, for San Fran
Schr Moiwahine, Staples for Hawaii
Schr Heeia. for Koolau
Schr Kaulilua, for Waianae
THURSDAY, April p.
HBMS Caroline, Wigeman, for Brit Columbia
Bktne w H Dimond, Luce, for San Fran
Brig Allie Rowe. Phillips, for Hongkong
Schr Sarah & Eliza, for Koolau
Schr Wailele, for Hawaii
Echr he Au Hou, for kuau
Schr Waioli, for Hawaii
Schr Emma, McCaRley. FOR Kauai
FRIDAY. April %
Stmr A Cummins. Nelson, for Waimanalo
Stmr w G Hall, Bates. for Mani and Hawaii
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, for Molokai and Maui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
important Decision.

Yesterday the Supreme Court in banco,
rendered decision in the case of the King
VS.. Young Tang, having opium unlawfully in
possession. The defendant was convicted in
the Police Court, and the decision of the Su-
preme Court reverses the decision of the
Court below, and discharges the defendant.
The decision will appear in full next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
MARRIED.

S-WILLIAMsoN.-At st. Andrews
Cathedral, Honolulu, April 21st, by the Right
Rev. the Lord Bishop of the diocese, assisted by
the Rev. Herbert +. E. Whalley, 5. A. c., the
Maui, to EMILY ELIZABETH ScoTT, eldest daugh-
ter Of Williamson. ESQ, Of Manchester ENGLAND.
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Sales of Land and Leases

Yesterday Mr.. j. A. Hassinger sold in front
of Aliiolani Hale leases on Maui and Ha-
waii as follows: Maui leases and sales
brought $3.50. Leases on Hawaii brought
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REAL ESTATE:

Ii Acre of Taro Land now planted in TarO
and Bananas. well watered: situate in Wailuku,
Royal Patent 5000, Melekoa W. to j. NJ. Harvest, in
Liber TO- page Az: to Barnes, Liber 81, page $50:
to A. F. d t. Co., Liber 81, page 3lS Fee simple
2-95-1OO of an Acre of Taro Land, planted in
of Award S275 p. r.. p 5f5f to Waiwaiole. from
him to NJ. p. Waiwaiole, Liber 50, page III, to A.
Barnes, Liber 50, page III, to A. +. u T. Co., in
Liber ~, page 31S. Fee simple.
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Mortgages Notice Of Intention tt
Foreclose.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that pursuant TO a power of sale contained
in a certain indenture OF mortgage dated the 2gth
day of August, 1913, made by kaio (w.), and l. n
kalaina her husband 10 Mrs. B. Borres all of
Honolulu Island of Oahu, of record in Liber 50
on pages $50 45l and 452, and for a breach of the
conditions in said mortgage contained TO wit =
the non payment thereof that the mortgage inS
tends TO foreclose said mortgage and that all and
singular the lands, tenements and heredidaments
in said mortgage named and described. will, after
the time limited by law be sold at Public Auction
on account of the breach of the conditions as
hereinbefOre mentioned
The properly in said mortgage described being
situate on the mauka side of Queen Street, in
SAID Honolulu, and being first division of Lot
known as Kuleana No. 992, ROYAL Patent No. lf23
to kalama no NakOokOO, and also the third divi-
sion of Lot known as the Northwestern half Of
kuleana Helu GAPS, Royal Patent No. 1856 10
kanaiki. (Signed) MRS. b. BORRES
By Her Attorney in fact
John II. Patty
Dated Honolulu, April ), 1887. At 1f6O
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to
FOreelOse.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Z that pursuant TO power OF sale contained
IN certain mortgage deed made by :. Kukii TO
II. Hackfeld & Co., dated the 18th day of March
A. ID. 1885. and recorded in the Registry Of Deeds
in Honolulu, Oahu, in LIber % on pages s and d
and for breach of the conditions In said NOR.
gage deed contained, to wit: the non-payment OF
principal and interest when due, the said mort
gagees intend to foreclose said mortgage and
upon said foreclosure will sell at Public Auction
at the salesroom Of E P. Adams q Co, in Homo
luiu, Island of Oahu, ON SATURDAY. the Tth
OF May, A. d. 1887, at ~ o'clock noon Of said dav
the premises described in said mortgage
The premises thus to be sold are
All that certain piece or parcel OF land situate
IN heawaiki, Lahaina. in the Island of Maui.
Hawaiian Islands, containing an area of 10
perches and being the same premises that were
awarded to @. Kanaina by Land Commissions
award No. e559, to which said award reference il
hereby made for the metes and bounds thereof.
and that were conveyed TO the said Kubii by
D. IL. MANU- by deed dated the 4th dav of Feb
TTniaary 1854 and recorded in said Registry in
Ll6er 81, on pages Isl and 2S2
~ Further particulars can be obtained "a
S ~ III IHUBsToN q KINNEY, Attorneys al Lavf
NO. 90 Fort Street. Honolulu.
II. HACKFELD & Co
Dated Honolulu, April ,. 1887. iis9 X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26

Mr.. Julius Hoting will act as Consul for
italy during the temporary absence of F. A.
Schaefer, Esq.